Whether you are a buyer or a seller, a developer of property, or a landlord or tenant, the stakes are high. Good legal advice is essential to ensuring your transaction proceeds smoothly and that your risk is minimised.Vertical Tabs OverviewBusinesses and individuals benefit from our seasoned, sensible solutions whatever the nature, scale or complexity of the transaction. Industry awareness, pragmatism and foresight are key to our offering, and our experience helps ensure you meet your objectives with minimum fuss. Keypoint's property lawyers provide a full range of services in this area, including: Property sales and acquisitions Commercial leasing (retail, non-retail and industrial) Property development, including: site acquisition, due diligence, capital raising, project structuring, stamp duty, strata and title structuring, easements and covenants, project conveyancing, sale of land, and joint venture and development agreements For further information, please email enquiries@keypointlaw.com.au or telephone (02) 8035 5200 to speak with one of our lawyers. Lawyers Australia View full profile Send email Jenny provides legal support to Keypoint’s Lawyers. She graduated from Macquarie University with a Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws in 2015 and was admitted as a solicitor in 2016. Prior to joining Keypoint, Jenny worked at boutique commercial firms in areas ranging from intellectual property to insurance litigation. Jenny also has a background working in the community legal sector, having provided legal support to the civil team at the North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency based in the Northern Territory. Jennifer Cohen View full profile Send email Ian is a senior property and commercial lawyer, with experience gained both in-house, and in top-tier and boutique law firms, over more than 2 decades. He was senior legal counsel for a $2bn top-100 ASX-listed company, where he led a team responsible for the legal aspects of the business’s property and commercial transactions. Prior to that, Ian was a partner at a boutique law firm, and ran the firm’s property and commercial law practice. Ian Streeter View full profile Send email Bernard has over 20 years' experience as a property lawyer, and joins Keypoint after 8 years at commercial firm ClarkeKann Lawyers, where he was a partner in the Property and Projects Group. Bernard’s practice ranges from large, high value projects for developers, property investors and government authorities, through to commercial, retail and residential leasing and conveyancing. Bernard Tan View full profile Send email Sam is a property, employment and commercial lawyer with over 15 years’ experience. She acts on a broad range of matters from property and leasing through to business sales, unfair dismissal and redundancy; and her clients have included individuals, large public and private companies, and government agencies. Sam has been a director of a boutique commercial law firm, a lecturer in law at Melbourne Law School, and a senior lawyer with the commercial property gro Sam Taylor View full profile Send email Bernadette joined Keypoint Law in 2014. She graduated from Macquarie University with a Bachelor of Arts - Psychology/ Bachelor of Laws in 2014 and was admitted as a solicitor in 2015. Bernadette is now an Associate in the Property and Projects team. She works closely with clients, in support of Keypoint's Principals, on matters ranging from high value acquisitions and off-the-plan projects through to conveyancing and commercial leasing. Bernadette Tuazon KeynotesCountryAustralia There are no keynotes for Australia for this service UK May you live in interesting times: UK Commercial Property Outlook for 2017 “May you live in interesting times,” is a legendary Chinese curse. In the guise of well wishing, it conveys the irony that difficult, dangerous or even turbulent times are what the recipient should experience. There is no known Chinese source for this saying, but, as curses go, it is apt for 2017. Asking around, it seems that nearly all of us know what it feels like to be afflicted! Posted on: 2 Feb 2017
